Filial Piety
Definition
Filial piety is a cultural value that emphasizes respect, obedience, and care towards one's parents and elders. It involves fulfilling familial duties and obligations as a way to honor one's lineage.
Related terms
Confucianism: Confucianism is an ethical system originating from ancient China that places great importance on filial piety among its core values. It teaches individuals how to live harmoniously within society by emphasizing respect for authority and family relationships.
Respect: Respect is a fundamental aspect of filial piety. It involves showing deference, politeness, and consideration towards one's parents and elders.
Duties: Filial piety entails fulfilling various duties towards one's parents and elders, such as providing financial support, taking care of their needs, and obeying their guidance.
"Filial Piety" appears in:
Subjects (2)
AP Chinese
Intro to Sociology
Additional resources (1)
AP Art History - Unit 8 Overview: South, East, and Southeast Asian Art, 300 BCE-1980 CE
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